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It's been revealed that one afternoon in late August, someone broke into one of Floyd Mayweather"s homes and made off with his personal jewelry. Mayweather, who is no stranger to bragging about his income or shall we say "Advertising" his income, issued a $100,000 cash reward for information leading to the return of his property. (Do you really need a college degree to figure this out? On top of that, how long did he really think it would take before this would happen?) Mayweather confirmed that the jewelry is estimated to be valued at $7 million (why do you need that much jewelry except to.... brag? Ever think about retirement? A fool and his money...) and was taken from one of his Las Vegas homes. The offense occurred on August 17, between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. The thieves apparently broke his bedroom window and entered while he was out of the house. No one was hurt and security is working around the clock to ensure that cameras and professional guards are posted (I'm willing to bet it's somebody he knows and somebody who's been in his bedroom before and someone he showed the jewelry too.) Only the jewelry was observed to be missing (what the hell else would they want?). Anyone with information on this crime can call Sherbrooke, Jelan and Associates at (678) 457-5858 or (404) 786-1321. Callers could be eligible for an immediate cash reward of $100,000 and may remain anonymous (he has an idea of who did it, can't you tell?)

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